| Thus, he lists as noblest the meat of turtledoves, starlings, doves, quails, pheasants, blackbirds, woodcock, partridge, and chaffinch. |
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| Together with the introduced species of chaffinch, goldfinch, yellowhammer, skylark, magpie, etc, they provide a tuneful accompaniment to your walk. |
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| This object recalls the chaffinch cages formerly hanging on the front of the houses. |
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| That would be incredible, if we're starting to have breeding chaffinch here again. |
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| Some of the birds warble clearly and brightly like the lark, others resemble the thrush, and others again remind the traveler of the robin and the chaffinch. |
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| The most targeted bird was chaffinch followed by the blackcap, the common quail and song thrush, the report added. |
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| Well-known or interesting birds classified as finches include the bunting, canary, cardinal, chaffinch, crossbill, Galapagos finch, goldfinch, grass finch, grosbeak, sparrow, and weaver. |
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| The most common breeding birds are the willow warbler, common chaffinch, and redwing. |
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| It gives us the chance to go where a nesting chaffinch goes, or a rootling mole. |
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| In other species, such as the chaffinch, the young bird learns from exposure to song in the first autumn, but refinement of the song is produced by further exposure to other chaffinches singing during the following spring. |
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| In a low tree I spotted a female chaffinch, which is one of the most common birds in Europe and is all but absent in Malta, owing to the country's widespread illegal finch trapping. |
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| There are also many birds to be seen: the jay, which will warn the others of the presence of intruders, firecrest, garden warbler and common chaffinch. |
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| Along these footpaths you may encounter a variety of laurel trees and some rare birds like Trocaz Pigeon, Madeira's smallest bird, the fire crests and chaffinch. |
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